Stewartia is a small genus (15–20 species) native to southeastern US and eastern Asia. Prized for mottled bark, white camellia‑like summer flowers, and brilliant fall color.
Moist, well‑drained soil. Full sun or light shade (shade required in South). Fertilize once in early spring with balanced granular fertilizer (10‑10‑10).
Water during dry spells. Mulch to retain moisture. Minimal pruning—remove dead wood. Generally pest‑free.
Specimen tree, woodland garden, mixed border. Slow‑growing but long‑lived.
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